14Oct
By Theo Marsh- Guest Chefs
- 3 Min Read
Pepper, Toasted: Kwame Asante's Spice Paste
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Toast the peppers until the kitchen coughs, then grind them while they are still warm.
Kwame Asante
Three Plates To Make With It
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- On Beef
- Rubbed on thin skirt, rested an hour, cooked hard and sliced across
- In Akara
- A spoon in the bean batter, fried in small spoonfuls, shito mayo beside
- Over Plantain
- Dusted on ripe plantain with ginger and grains of paradise
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Theo Marsh
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ReplyThank you, Helen. Try it with the fennel seed too.
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